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Section P

Page 6

298/328 Vista Owner’s Manual

09/00

NOTICE

When attempting to raise the hull, never allow

one end of the boat to rise first, while letting the

opposite rest momentarily on the outdrives or

underwater  gear.    Serious  damage  to  these

components could result.  DO NOT place lifting

straps on underwater gear.  Be sure the strap is

against the hull surface only and are in proper

location as indicated by the sling label loca-

tion.

A trailer, or storage cradle designed for a larger or smaller

boat will not provide proper support for the hull.  This

could lead to hull deformation and thus serious perfor-

mance deficiencies.

Summary of Contents for 328 Vista

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Page 2: ...to be used in conjunction with the information provided by the manufacturer of this equipment All information available at the time of manufacture has been included with your owner s packet Read this...

Page 3: ...ible for your own safety as well as the safety of your passengers and fellow boaters You should fully understand and become familiar with the operating procedures and safety precau tions in this manua...

Page 4: ...ull joint on the starboard aft corner NOTICE Not all of the warning label stickers are depicted in the following pages Some of these stickers will be found on appliances i e microwave TV VCR generator...

Page 5: ...ERSON OTHER EMERGENCY GEAR ON BOARD PROCEDURES EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH TETHER HOOKED UP EVERYBODY SEATED IN BOAT NEVER ON SEATBACKS RAISED SEATS OR EDGES OF BOAT OPERATOR S VISION UNOBSTRUCTED WEATHER C...

Page 6: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Preface Page 5 WARNING HIGH VOLTAGE TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK TURN OFF AC SUPPLY POWER BEFORE OPENING PANEL FIGURE 3 HIGH VOLTAGE WARNING LABEL...

Page 7: ...er location as indicated by the sling label location Failure to do so may result in permanent hull structure damage and will invalidate the hull structure warranty WARNING AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEAT...

Page 8: ...E OR EMULSION BENEATH THE SURFACE OF THE WATER VIOLATORS ARE SUB JECT TO SUBSTANTIAL CIVIL PENALTIES AND OR CRIMINAL SANC TIONS INCLUDING FINES AND IMPRISONMENT WARNING 1 TURNOFF THE BOAT S SHORE CONN...

Page 9: ...NES AND GENERATOR SETS AVOID BRAIN DAMAGE OR DEATH FROM CARBON MONOXIDE KEEP COCKPIT AND CABIN AREAS WELL VENTILATED AVOID BLOCKAGE OF EXHAUST OUTLETS SIGNS IF EXPOSURE INCLUDE NAUSEA DIZZINESS AND DR...

Page 10: ...or Literature 5 C Charts and Maps 5 SAFETY EQUIPMENT 1 B 1 GENERAL 1 A Required Safety Equipment 1 B Personal Floatation Devices PFD s 1 C PFD Types 1 D PFD Pointers 2 E Fire Extinguisher 2 F Fire Ext...

Page 11: ...1 BASIC SEAMANSHIP 1 C 1 GENERAL A Boating Regulations 1 B Rules of Seamanship 1 C 2 NAVIGATIONALAIDS 3 A International Association of Lighthouse Authorities System B IALA B 3 B Lateral Markers 3 C Sa...

Page 12: ...aintenance 6 E 8 ENGINEINSTRUMENTATION 6 A Tachometer 6 B Speedometer 7 C TemperatureGauge 7 D Oil Pressure Gauge 7 E Voltmeter 7 F Fuel Gauge 7 G Power Trim Gauge 7 H Depthsounder 7 I Gas Vapor Detec...

Page 13: ...H 7 GENERATOR OPTION 7 H 8 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MAINTENANCE 7 A Battery Maintenance 7 B Electrical Wiring Maintenance 8 H 9 STRAY CURRENTCORROSION 8 A General 8 B Galvanic Corrosion 8 C Corrosion Prevent...

Page 14: ...ation System Maintenance 1 K 2 CABINVENTILATION 1 K 3 HULL DRAINAGE SYSTEMS 1 A TransomDrain 1 B Bilge Pumps 2 C Sump 2 D Bilge Compartment Drainage 2 E Cockpit Drainage 2 INTERIOREQUIPMENT 1 L 1 GALL...

Page 15: ...4 A Cleaning Interior Fabric 4 B Interior Carpets 4 C Privacy Curtains 4 N 4 EXTERIORUPHOLSTERYCARE 5 A Cleaning Vinyl 5 B Exterior Carpets 5 C Cleaning and Maintenance 6 D Stain Removal Testing 6 E...

Page 16: ...ATE CARE 1 Q 2 CHERRY 1 Q 3 STAR BOARD 1 Q 4 SYNTHETIC CHERRY 1 Q 5 ALEXANDRIA CABIN GALLEY COUNTERTOP 1 Q 6 AVIAN COCKPITGALLEY COUNTERTOP 1 GENERALMAINTENANCE 1 R 1 WINTERIZATION 1 A Prior to Liftin...

Page 17: ...r save your boat from damage The Coast Guard Auxiliary offers a Courtesy Examina tion This inspection will confirm the boat is equipped with all of the necessary safety equipment A 4 PASSENGERSAFETY Y...

Page 18: ...1 Check the weather forecast Determine if the cruise planned can be made safely 2 Be sure all necessary safety equipment is on board and operative This includes items such as the run ning lights horn...

Page 19: ...IS THE FOLLOWING SAE VISCOSITY OILS ARE RECOMMENDED 32O F 0o C and above SAE 30 0O F 18O C to 32O F 0O C SAE 20W 20 Below 0O F 18O C SAE 10W Temperature range you expect to operate Note Use only sing...

Page 20: ...nother craft that is disabled great care must be taken The stress applied to a boat during towing may become excessive Excessive stress can damage the structure of the boat and create a safety hazard...

Page 21: ...ourses Boating education classes are offered throughout the country The United States Coast GuardAuxiliary offers free courses on different topics usually during the off season The most popular course...

Page 22: ...ht and age should be considered when selecting a PFD The buoyancy pro vided by the PFD should support your weight in water The size of the PFD should be appropriate for the wearer Body weight or chest...

Page 23: ...guisher approved by the U S Coast Guard NOTICE As the owner operator of the boat you are re sponsible for assuring that all required safety equipment is aboard and meets the boating regulations as pre...

Page 24: ...h a dual trumpet horn which meet this requirement See Figure B6 Fire In case of fire do not open the engine compart ment Shut down engine s generator s and blower s Discharge entire contents of fixed...

Page 25: ...can be harmful or fatal if inhaled Brain damage or death can occur if exposed to carbon monoxide Keep exhaust outlets clear of blockage Provide adequate ventilation Open hatches doors windows and vent...

Page 26: ...artificial respi ration per approved CPR procedures until medical help arrives and takes over A Properties and Characteristics of Carbon Mon oxide 1 Carbon Monoxide is a colorless odorless and taste l...

Page 27: ...on monoxide concentration on your vessel See Fig ure B8 Figure B8 The effect of boats moored along side NOTICE Prompt action can make the difference between life and death 5 Ventilate area 6 Investiga...

Page 28: ...noxide to be brought into the air conditioned space by the air conditioner If installed please refer to the air conditioner manufacturer s literature for additional information J Backdrafting Station...

Page 29: ...on Four Winns boats P Maintenance Engine Performance Efficient engine performance is vital to minimizing CO production The following items are those considered to have the greatest effect on increased...

Page 30: ...at within the limits listed on the capacity plate Balance loads bow and stern and port to starboard Do not use the boat in bad weather or sea conditions beyond the skill or experience of the operator...

Page 31: ...fficials in many states or the U S Coast Guard Auxiliaries offer courtesy inspections to check out your craft They will check for compliance with safety standards and required safety equipment You may...

Page 32: ...BOAT 2628 or in Virginia 1 800 245 BOAT 2628 for a course scheduled in your area Also contact the U S Coast Guard Auxiliary or Power Squadron Flotilla for the time and place of their next scheduled cl...

Page 33: ...ulations The U S Coast Guard is the authority of the water ways State boating regulations are enforced by local authorities Your boat is subject to the marine traffic laws known as Rules of the Road w...

Page 34: ...a passenger keep watch for other boats water hazards and navigational aids To determine the size speed and direction of other ves sels at night you should use running lights A green light indicates th...

Page 35: ...it as any other marker you would of that color If the band is red and you are returning from seaward keep the marker to the right Most lights on markers flash on and off Others such as lights on aids...

Page 36: ...are pas sive large slow moving mammals Many Manatees are seriously injured or killed each year by boat propel lers F Noise Always be aware of local laws on noise limits Noise means engine noise radio...

Page 37: ...ttom of the form is space for listing emergency telephone numbers in case your return is delayed past the expected time It also has space for indicating information about the person filing this re por...

Page 38: ...Section C Page 6 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Figure C6 Lateral Aids as Seen Entering From Seaward Figure C5 Navigational Aids Chart...

Page 39: ...e registered with the respective companies The warranty registration card is provided in the owner s information packet D 4 TRANSFER OF WARRANTY Four Winns confidence in the product and our warranty c...

Page 40: ...the items as they are completed and complete the form as indicated providing specific performance related information appropriately Your Four Winns dealer will sign the Pre Delivery Inspec tion Form...

Page 41: ...serious injury or death Four Winns does not manufacture engines or drives Because of the technical nature of the engine and drive systems all manufacturers of these items require that warranty and se...

Page 42: ...ng the engines in confined areas such as enclosed slips congested piers or in any area where the exhaust outlets are facing or near a bulkhead or wall structure of any kind Operation under such condit...

Page 43: ...to refer to the aspects of propeller size and performance It should be noted that the 298 and 328 Vista models are equipped with stainless steel propellers including Duoprop A Diameter Diameter is tw...

Page 44: ...OTICE For twin engine installations always check drive shaft rotation before propeller installation Aright hand rotation propeller must be installed on the stern drive to the starboard engine Similarl...

Page 45: ...running This can also be used when running the boat with a heavy load aboard B Power Tilt Power tilt allows the operator to raise and lower the drive unit for trailering launching and beaching Additi...

Page 46: ...ill achieve plane faster or stay on plane at a lower engine and boat speed After gaining plane and establishing cruising speed de pressing both lower trim tab switches will cause both trim tabs to mov...

Page 47: ...a pos sible indication of oil pump or leakage problems NOTICE Operation of an engine with abnormally low oil pressure can lead to engine damage and pos sible seizure Have the engine serviced immedi a...

Page 48: ...ontinue to press and hold the UP ARROW until you reach your desired value See Figure E9 read the manufacturer s literature included with the owner s packet for information regarding operation and main...

Page 49: ...ected FT for feet M for meters FA for fathoms After your selection is made the unit will return to nor mal operation after 5 seconds The selected units icon should now be visible as shown in Figure E1...

Page 50: ...n cleaning the LCD protective lens use a chamois and nonabrasive mild cleaner Do not wipe while dirt or grease is on the lens Be careful to avoid scratching the lens Refer to the manufacturer s litera...

Page 51: ...lable on the 328 Vista and it includes Raytheon VHF 210 radio and Raytheon Radar System with GPS interface Please consult the manufacturer s literature included in the owner s packet for operation and...

Page 52: ...ation of the engine s throttle and shift mechanisms They consist of three major com ponents the control and the throttle and shift cables The 298 and 328 Vista models are equipped with dual binnacle l...

Page 53: ...l Injected Engines EFI On fuel injected engines starting the engine is much easier and faster It is not necessary to use the throttle while in neutral to cold start the engine Simply turn the key and...

Page 54: ...are critical and should be performed only by a qualified service technician If the power steering becomes inoperative steering will be harder and more effort will be needed to steer the boat Check fo...

Page 55: ...or restrict steering cable movement through the last 90o of bend at the engine DO NOT use cable retainers clamps or tie straps Using one or all of these could re strict the cable movement near the eng...

Page 56: ...sed from any of the three batteries Refer to the schematics in the back of the manual A Installation 1 Connecteachofthered positive batterycableslead ing from the battery selector switch to the positi...

Page 57: ...quipment except bilge pump on the cabin panel NOTICE Twelve volt power to the cabin panel is supplied by the SHIPS SYSTEMS circuit breaker on the battery selector panel This must be turned on to opera...

Page 58: ...n panel Cabin Lights To turn the overhead lights on activate the LIGHTING circuit breaker on the 12 volt cabin panel on To assist you we have listed below descriptions of indi vidual switches and thei...

Page 59: ...ter system the water from the shower and sinks is pumped into a holding tank instead of overboard H 5 120 220 VOLT ELECTRICALSYSTEM The boat may be equipped with 30 amp 120 volt 60 Hertz or 15 amp 220...

Page 60: ...ply power to the electric stove on all Vista models Refer to Section L 1A Galley Equipment in this manual for more information Microwave TheMICROWAVEbreakermustbeactivated to supply power to the micro...

Page 61: ...to the inlet DO NOT activate the shore power switch in the cabin when the reverse polarity light is on ALWAYS check the reverse polarity indicator light in the AC distribution panel immediately upon...

Page 62: ...NERATOROPTION An optional generator is available on the 298 and 328 Vista models It provides 120 Volt 220V AC power when the boat is away from the dock The generator can be operated while running at o...

Page 63: ...ive andunderwaterparts Theseanodeswillbeslowlyeroded away by galvanic action and require periodic inspection Please refer to the section on Anti CorrosionAnodes in your engine manufacturer s manual fo...

Page 64: ...s clean up immediately and dispose of soiled rags towels in a proper container NOTICE When fueling at a marina DO NOT overfill Fuel may spill into the water I 1 GASOLINE FUEL SYSTEMS Gasoline fuel sys...

Page 65: ...fuel tank to achieve optimum fuel usage and fuel line rout ing At certain speeds and hull trim angles the fuel supply at the withdrawal can increase or decreaseaccordingly Beextremelycarefulwhen attem...

Page 66: ...auge readings will also vary with the trim angle of the boat When sitting at a dock and the boat is nearly level the fuel gauge will register accurately Refer to Fig ure I3 When boating the trim angle...

Page 67: ...to OFF To help guard against damage avoid the storage or handling of gear near the fuel lines fittings and tanks I 2 FUELSTANDARDS Be cautious when using gasoline which contains alcohol To conform to...

Page 68: ...lled fuel is a fire and explosion hazard DO NOT overflow the tank or allow fuel spills into the hull or bilges Avoid overboard spills Visually monitor the fuel vent located on either the tran som or s...

Page 69: ...Section I Page6 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Figure I7 298 328 Fuel Valve System w Generator Option...

Page 70: ...en drain tank and refill with fresh water All drains are equipped with traps and the water will drain slowly If the system is not operating properly have it checked by your authorized Four Winns deale...

Page 71: ...then mix in hot water until the desired temperature is obtained If water pump cycling occurs some minor variations in water tempera ture can be expected Whenever the boat will be left unattended for a...

Page 72: ...ad If necessary remove the head and clean the dis charge holes with a fine wire Periodically check the sump pump screen for clogs to prevent drainage problems from occurring in the shower drain Refer...

Page 73: ...the shower faucet will operate Fresh water tank capacity is limited Connect the boat to shore water before using large amounts of water as re quired when washing down the boat J 6 HEADS The various an...

Page 74: ...pump to run until the storage tank is empty The sound of the pump s motor load and speed will change when the tank becomes empty P Trap Air Vent Sanx Filter Waste Deck Fill Vacuum Generator Figure J6...

Page 75: ...l to the head bowl It is available from the dockside pumping station or can be obtained from your dealer Flush at least twice Be careful when handling and storing treatment chemicals Not only are they...

Page 76: ...empty water heater DO NOT run the water pump without water in the system Pump damage will result Be watchful and turn the pump off as soon as the tank be comes empty 2 Add 15 gallons of R V antifreeze...

Page 77: ...Section J Page8 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE J8 298 FRESH WATER SYSTEM...

Page 78: ...Section J Page9 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE J9 298 FRESH WATER SYSTEM...

Page 79: ...Section J Page 10 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 TO TRANSOM SHOWER FIGURE J10 328 FRESH WATER SYSTEM...

Page 80: ...Section J Page 11 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE J11 328 FRESH WATER SYSTEM...

Page 81: ...Section J Page 12 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE J12 298 328V VACUFLUSH WASTE SYSTEM 1 OF 2...

Page 82: ...Section J Page 13 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE J13 298 328V VACUFLUSH WASTE SYSTEM 2 OF 2...

Page 83: ...Section J Page 14 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE J14 298 328V DRAINS WASTE SYSTEM...

Page 84: ...Section J Page 15 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE J15 298 328V GRAY WATER SYSTEM...

Page 85: ...Section J Page 16 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE J16 298 328V OVERBOARD WASTE DISCHARGE SYSTEM...

Page 86: ...ne com partment to allow water drainage When boat is out of the water the boat and cradle should be positioned so K 1 ENGINECOMPARTMENTVENTILATION All Four Winns Vista models are equipped with engine...

Page 87: ...oc cur during normal boating or weather conditions The bilge pump is controlled by the BILGE PUMP switch on the helm control panel see Section H for a detailed description of the bilge pump switches...

Page 88: ...refrigerator is standard equipment The refrigerator is designed to operate efficiently onAC Shore Power 120 volt or 220VAC international or battery power 12 volt The refrigerator will automatically t...

Page 89: ...urer s manual to drain the system For instruc tions on winterizing with antifreeze refer to Section J 7 on Water System Maintenance in this manual A magnetic strip is used inside the seal of the refri...

Page 90: ...s packet The TV VCR remote control is also found in the owner s packet See Figures L6 L7 Included with this feature is a dockside cable antenna TV connection The deck connection for the TV is moun ted...

Page 91: ...onditioning water intake must be in the open position The air conditioning seacock for water intake is below the aft cabin access panel Operating air conditioners with out proper cooling water will ca...

Page 92: ...alternate or supple mental heating system should be used Clean the sea water strainer often Also clean the return air filter screens located behind the louvered doors and grills at least once a month...

Page 93: ...s ening wear and damage Problems should be corrected immediately The cleats that have been installed are specifically de signed and are intended to be used as mooring cleats Their purpose is for secur...

Page 94: ...the cleaning directions for plexiglass described above Figure M2 Forward Deck Hatch NOTICE DO NOT close the foredeck hatch with the hatch screen in place Damage to the screen can re sult Be sure deck...

Page 95: ...er may otherwise result Figure M3 328V Swim Platform Add On Swim Platform M 7 COCKPIT STORAGE Storage compartments are provided throughout the cock pit area See Figure M3 and M4 The doors have latches...

Page 96: ...deck from surface abrasions or gouges when either moored or retrieving the anchor Figure M8 298V Bow Roller M 11 ANCHORLINE STORAGE LOCKER The anchor line is stored in the anchor line locker The lock...

Page 97: ...Package A GPS is an electronic system through which a navigator can determine his position regardless of weather The GPS sensor receives high frequency radio signals gener ated from satellites to gen...

Page 98: ...dequate platform necessary for installation of ra dar equipment See Figure M12 Four Winns does not offer radar equipment however excellent aftermarket equipment is available The 298 and 328 helms prov...

Page 99: ...the leg while lifting will ease the removal See Figure N1 Stor age is provided below the dinette cushions Figure N1 328V Dinette Table The dinette area can be converted into sleeping quarters with th...

Page 100: ...continues around the back of the boat to create more usable seating area Refer to Figure N7 Fill in cushions are also provided to extend the cushion area for such things as sunbathing napping or over...

Page 101: ...kpit table simply reverse the proce dure above The 328 s aft cockpit stern seat cushion folds up against the transom to allow for more floor space and access to the engine lids The forward cockpit cus...

Page 102: ...ampooing are recommended for extended life and appearance C Privacy Curtains After a season or more use and exposure you may wish to remove the curtains Dry cleaning is recommended Most draperies can...

Page 103: ...longevity of the exterior up holstery will be affected by water saturation Protect these items appropriately B Exterior Carpets The removable exterior grade carpeting may be periodi cally washed with...

Page 104: ...rformed Most stains and mildew are easily removed from carpet made with Olefin fiber using common household cleaners Refer to Table I Olefin fiberissoresistanttochemicalattackthatClorox bleach may be...

Page 105: ...n A Blood A Butter A Catsup or Mustard A Chewing Gum A B Repeat Chlorine Bleach 5 A Chocolate Melted A Clay Red A Coffee or Tea A Cola A Crayon A B C Egg A Feces A French Dressing A Furniture Polish A...

Page 106: ...than fold the enclosure curtains Sharp folds increase the chance of cracking the clear vinyl WEATHER COVERS NOTICE DO NOT use the weather covers during outdoor winter storage The weight of the snow o...

Page 107: ...Attach the aft curtain s shock cords to knobs along the stern as shown in Figure O1 Be sure canvas is centered on stern NOTICE Canvas should be snug If too taut or extremely tight canvas could tear o...

Page 108: ...ytic heater provide ventilation Do not use cata lytic heater while sleeping O 5 WINTERSTORAGE The boat must be properly protected during winter dry dock storage Awinter storage cover is advisable Many...

Page 109: ...Section O Page4 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE O2 298V CAMPER CANVAS WITH ARCH...

Page 110: ...Section O Page5 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE O3 298V CAMPER CANVAS WITH ARCH...

Page 111: ...Section O Page6 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE O4 298V CAMPER CANVAS WITH ARCH...

Page 112: ...Section O Page7 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE O5 298V CAMPER CANVAS W OUT ARCH...

Page 113: ...Section O Page8 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE O6 298V CAMPER CANVAS W OUT ARCH...

Page 114: ...Section O Page9 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FIGURE O7 298V CAMPER CANVAS W OUT ARCH...

Page 115: ...30 5 25 5 30 75 58 25 22 5 TO FWD SCREW 22 5 TO FWD SCREW 42 5 TO FWD SCREW 23 TO FWD SCREW 74 TO FLOOR CENTER OF BOAT DIMENSIONS TO CENTER OF EACH TUBE 5 5 6 20 6 20 6 1 SHOCK CORD KNOB SCREW STERN R...

Page 116: ...atics hy drodynamics structure and strength of materials The materials utilized provide optimum strength at the light est possible weight The exact fiberglass laminate sched ule and construction techn...

Page 117: ...s happens when the actual pigments have changed color espe cially from excessive chalking or when the gel coat has either been stained or bleached by something P 4 FIBERGLASS CARE MAINTENANCE Fibergla...

Page 118: ...afloat It is resilient and normal repairs can be made without affecting the strength or structural integrity of the boat Yellowing is gel coat which has a yellow cast and strea king usually deals wit...

Page 119: ...avail able A fiberglass technician can tint the gel to be used in the repair to provide a closer color match More severe fiberglass damage especially when struc tural requires the expertise of an expe...

Page 120: ...damage and will invalidate the hull structure warranty NOTICE Improper repair techniques can lead to further fiberglass component damage C Osmotic Blistering Osmotic blistering or boat pox is an unfor...

Page 121: ...r gear Serious damage to these components could result DO NOT place lifting straps on underwater gear Be sure the strap is against the hull surface only and are in proper location as indicated by the...

Page 122: ...OSITES Q 4 SYNTHETICCHERRY A synthetic type of cherry is used in the dash panels and switch panels This provides the rich look of cherry without the maintenance To clean a damp cloth will usually suff...

Page 123: ...ined from the fresh water system Disconnect all hoses check valves etc and blow all the water from the system using very low air pressure The use of nontoxic fresh water system antifreeze is recommend...

Page 124: ...during cold weather could cause fire or explosion and is not recommended 5 DO NOT use the bimini top or camper top as a win ter storage cover The life of these covers may be significantly shortened if...

Page 125: ...ety Switch Test Cable and Control Lubrication Steering Systems Refer to Section G Linkage and Connection Inspection Stern Drive Torque Tab Adjustment Power Steering Service As Recommended by the Manuf...

Page 126: ...ter System Ventilation and Drainage Refer to Section K Engine Head Blower Operationn Blower Vent System Cleaning Bilge Pump Operation and Cleaning Check Transom Drain Plug Deck Hatch Aft Window Cabin...

Page 127: ...unting Hardware Weather Covers Refer to Section O Wash Weather Covers Spray Weather Covers with Lysol Fiberglass Components and Hull Refer to Section P Check All Fastenings securing rails seats etc Cl...

Page 128: ...at stiffens and sup ports a portion of the deck BEAM WIND A wind blowing against the side of the vessel perpendicular to the long axis of the vessel BILGE The lowest interior area of a hull used to co...

Page 129: ...DECK Apermanent covering over a compartment hull or any part thereof DINGHY Asmall open boat used for ship to shore trans portation DISPLACEMENT The weight of water dislocated by the hull of a vessel...

Page 130: ...of crests passing a fixed point at a given time FRONTS Where opposing warm and cold air masses meet generally producing a band of wet stormy weather wherever they meet GALLEY The kitchen area of a bo...

Page 131: ...hat sinks when discharged overboard KEDGE S Oneormoreanchorssetoutfromagrounded vessel usually astern to 1 keep it from being driven fur ther aground and 2 to aid in refloating KEEL 1 The centerline o...

Page 132: ...a coming on a boat s quarter RED RIGHT RETURNING A term for helmsmen that buoys and day markers are on the right when returning fromseaward REEF Ashallow underwater barrier REEVE To pass a line throug...

Page 133: ...e shape of the hull as it moves outboard going down from the gunwale to the waterline or chine UNDERWAY Movement Usually referring to a vessel proceeding forward V BOTTOM Ahull with the bottom section...

Page 134: ...____________________ HP ________________________________________ Number of Engines _______________________________ Fuel Capacity ________________________________ Survival Equipment PFDs ______________...

Page 135: ...Fuel Log Page1 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FUEL LOG DATE HOURS RUN FUEL GAL RANGE MILES RPM MPH GPH...

Page 136: ...Fuel Log Page2 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FUEL LOG DATE HOURS RUN FUEL GAL RANGE MILES RPM MPH GPH...

Page 137: ...Fuel Log Page3 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 FUEL LOG DATE HOURS RUN FUEL GAL RANGE MILES RPM MPH GPH...

Page 138: ...Service Log Page1 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 SERVICE LOG DATE HOURS MAINTENANCE PERFORMED...

Page 139: ...Service Log Page2 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 SERVICE LOG DATE HOURS MAINTENANCE PERFORMED...

Page 140: ...Service Log Page3 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 SERVICE LOG DATE HOURS MAINTENANCE PERFORMED...

Page 141: ...OPELLER DIAMETER PROPELLER PITCH PROPELLER PART NUMBER S OIL FILTER NUMBER BOAT COLOR COCKPIT UPHOLSTERY COLOR CABIN UPHOLSTERY COLOR FUEL CAPACITY FUEL ESTIMATED AVG GALLON HR USAGE IGNITION KEY NUMB...

Page 142: ...Electrical Schematics Page1 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 298 VISTAAIR CONDITIONER 9 10...

Page 143: ...Electrical Schematics Page2 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 298 VISTAAIR CONDITIONER...

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Page 150: ...Electrical Schematics Page9 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 328 VISTAAIR CONDITIONER...

Page 151: ...Electrical Schematics Page 10 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 298 VISTA GENERATOR 9 10...

Page 152: ...Electrical Schematics Page 11 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 298 VISTA GENERATOR 9...

Page 153: ...Electrical Schematics Page 12 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 298 328 FUEL VALVE SYSTEM W GENERATOR OPTION...

Page 154: ...Electrical Schematics Page 13 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 328 VISTA GENERATOR DOMESTIC 9 10 C...

Page 155: ...Electrical Schematics Page 14 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 328 VISTA GENERATOR EXPORT 9 10 CLAMP 5 8...

Page 156: ...Electrical Schematics Page 15 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 GENERATOR OPTION...

Page 157: ...Electrical Schematics Page 16 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 298V BATTERY CHARGER...

Page 158: ...Electrical Schematics Page 17 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 298V BATTERY SWITCH...

Page 159: ...Electrical Schematics Page 18 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 328V BATTERY CHARGER...

Page 160: ...Electrical Schematics Page 19 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 328V BATTERY SWITCH...

Page 161: ...Electrical Schematics Page 20 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 WINDLASS WIRING...

Page 162: ...Electrical Schematics Page 21 298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 SHORE POWER CONNECTIONS...

Page 163: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics 328 VISTA HELM DC WIRING Page 22...

Page 164: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics 328 VISTA DASH WIRING Page 23...

Page 165: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics 328 VISTA DC PANEL WIRING Page 24...

Page 166: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics 328 VISTA AC PANEL WIRING Page 25...

Page 167: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 26 328 VISTA DC HULL WIRING...

Page 168: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics 328 VISTA DC DECK WIRING Page 27...

Page 169: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 28 298 VISTA BATTERY SWITCH...

Page 170: ...AWG ORN YEL 14AWG BRN RED 14AWG BRN ORN 14AWG YEL RED 2 1 BLK 14AWG PORT IGNITION IN STBD IGNITION IN PORT IGNITION 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PUR RED 14AWG 15S HELM SWITCH PANEL J20 STBD IGNITION IGNITION BOTH FI...

Page 171: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 30 298 VISTA DECK SYSTEMS...

Page 172: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 31 298 VISTA DC RADAR ARCH...

Page 173: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 32 298 VISTA LOWER INSTRUMENT PANEL...

Page 174: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 33 298 VISTA UPPER INSTRUMENT PANEL...

Page 175: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 34 298 VISTA AC CABIN PANEL...

Page 176: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 35 298 VISTA DC CABIN PANEL...

Page 177: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 36 298 VISTA DINETTE SHELF WIRING...

Page 178: ...298 328 Vista Owner s Manual 09 00 Electrical Schematics Page 37 298 VISTA GALLEY HARNESS...

Page 179: ...LUSH IN VAC U FLUSH 12S HEAD SWITCH J84 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BLK 14AWG TANK MONITOR WASTE LEVEL FRESH WATER LEVEL HEAD LIGHT HEAD LIGHT IN GRAY WATER LEVEL LIGHT LIGHT RET 2S HEAD LIGHT J81 BLU...

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